Number: 1652
Proto-Semitic: *hry
Meaning: to be pregnant, conceive
Akkadian: erû (arû) 'to be pregnant, conceive' OA, OB on [CAD e 325], [AHw 72]
Ugaritic: hry 'concebir' [DLU 92]
Hebrew: hry 'to conceive, to be pregnant' [KB 255-6]
Aramaic: OLD hry 'to conceive, to become pregnant' [HJ 293], DSS hry 'schwanger sein' [Beyer 564]
Epigraphic South Arabian: (?) SAB hry 'to be pregnant', hry 'pregnancy'.
Both forms are hapax given in the Corrigenda to [SD], while in the main corpus of the dictionary they are rendered as 'suffer, experience cold' and 'very cold weather' [SD 57] (so also in [Biella 117])
Notes: [KB 255-6]: HBR, ARM (OLD DSS), UGR, AKK, SAB; [DRS 452-3]: AKK, UGR, ARM (OLD), HBR, ARB (SUD harraw 'petits des camélidés')
